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Last season, he was unanimously considered one of the world’s greatest prospects in his position. Brilliant when he came into play with Bayern Munich, Mathys Tel was impressive in one of the most prestigious clubs in Europe with 10 goals and 6 assists in 41 appearances. This season, with the arrival of Vincent Kompany on the Bavarian bench, the situation has changed slightly for the former Rennais. Even though he appeared 7 times, the native of Sarcelles struggled to convince the Belgian coach to offer him more playing time.
Therefore, the Bavarian management is considering a loan so as not to hinder the progress of its young player. However, the 19-year-old striker would not be inclined to the idea of leaving the residents of the Allianz Arena in the form of a loan. However, according to the latest information from Sky GermanyNottingham Forest have made inquiries to attract the player to their nets in January. Under contract until 2029 with Bayern, Mathys Tel will have the last word in this matter while Werder Bremen would also be in ambush.
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